I feel as though the election was stolen from me, bottom line!

[wildman76]

I am upset and very angry, Hillary Clinton should be president that's it period. Republicans stoled the election I want a democratic candidate to stand up and say it, and proceed with impeachment, not cause the blow back, because the constitution demands and I demand it, we are at a moment now where we can stand up and defend the constitution, also do away with electoral college, it's harder to rig elections based on popular vote,

[uponit7771]

1. +1 Rudy G: "It's OK for Trump to get help from Russia"

[cwydro]

2. And...

“If you want to apply morals to politicians, then we’d have no one in public office.”

He’s a real gem, isn’t he?

[handmade34]

3. it was...

[brooklynite]

4. There might be some valid reasons for Impeaching Trump...

...but being angry isn't one of them.

[scrutineer]

5. Blue Gal made your point powerfully on the Professional Left podcast.

Blue Gal made your point powerfully on the Professional Left podcast.

Rough transcript:

I just want to give some advice to the entire Democratic field when about talking about the 2016 election, speaking as a voter and an activist.

2016 is a trauma that we are not over with yet. And it still hurts incredibly to live in a world where that election happened. The only thing Democratic candidates should be saying about the 2016 race is this:

“I (candidate) should not be running for president this year. Hillary Clinton should be running for re-election this year. The 2016 election was stolen by Putin, Facebook, the Republican Party that went right along with everything Trump was doing, and a complicit media along with James Comey, who normalized Donald Trump as a legitimate candidate.”

And that’s it.

Episode 488, about 9:30 in if you’re interested in hearing it.

http://professionalleft.blogspot.com/

[lostnfound]

6. Grammar is always a marker. Nt

[Alea]

7. As are the inadequacies one possesses that make them a grammar shamer. nt

[Alea]

8. I agree OP

[fescuerescue]

9. The vast majority of Americans feel that way.

And virtually all Real Americans.